سکوچ sakoch संकोच S̱. s. m. Regard, respect, esteem.

سيکهہ शेष sekh̤ S s. f. 1. The end. 2. An ap- pendix, remainder. s. m. See سيش sesh̤.

سلج sa-lajj S̱. (स With, and लज्जा Shame) adj. Shameful, ashamed.

سيوک सेवक sewak S s. m. A servant, a wor- shipper, a votary.

سرمه surma P s. m. A collyrium (generally considered to be antimony, but what is used in India is an ore of lead). سرمه آلوده surma- ālūda, adj. Stained with surma; whose eyes are stained with surma. سرمه دان surma-dān, or, سرمي داني surme-dānī, A box, &c. for holding surma. سرمه کش surma-kash, One who has tinged his eyes with surma, or who applies that collyrium to the eyes of any one: an en- lightener of the eye or aider of sight, &c. a dark night. سرمه کشي surma-kash-ī, The applying of surma. سرمه هونا surma honā, To be reduced to an impalpable powder.

سوتهہ शोथ soth S s. f. Swelling, intumescence.

سنت sant सत्नः S̱. 1. s. m. A kind of devotee, a saint. 2. adj. Pious, virtuous.

سيندهيا sendhiyā H s. m. 1. Poison. 2. s̱. (from سيندهہ) A thief making a sendh, q. v., a house- breaker. 3. Name of a Mahārātta tribe (pro- bably so named as originating on the banks of the river Sindh).

سنسکار संस्कार saṅskār S s. m. An essential and purificatory rite among the Hindūs; puri- fication, consecration.

سيندها sendhā सैंधव S̱. s. m. Rock-salt.